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February 24th, 2019 7th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 1
St. Eugene Congregation is a welcoming Catholic community, living in faith and serving God’s people within the community and throughout the world.
February 24th, 2019 7th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
STME.CHURCH 414-918-1102
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LITURGY & PRAYER
SCRIPTURE READING WEEK OF FEBRUARY 24th, 2019
Sunday: 1 Sm 26:2, 7-9, 12-13, 22-23/Ps 103:1-2, 3-4, 8, 10, 12-13 [8a]/1 Cor 15:45-49/Lk 6:27-38 • Monday: Sir 1:1-10/Ps 93:1ab, 1cd-2, 5 [1a]/Mk 9:14-29 • Tues-day: Sir 2:1-11/Ps 37:3-4, 18-19, 27-28, 39-40 [cf. 5]/Mk 9:30-37 • Wednesday: Sir 4:11-19/Ps 119:165, 168, 171, 172, 174, 175 [165a]/Mk 9:38-40 • Thursday: Sir 5:1-8/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [40:5a]/Mk 9:41-50 • Friday: Sir 6:5-17/Ps 119:12, 16, 18, 27, 34, 35 [35a]/Mk 10:1-12 • Saturday: Sir 17:1-15/Ps 103:13-14, 15-16, 17-18 [cf. 17]/Mk 10:13-16 • Next Sunday: Sir 27:4-7/Ps 92:2-3, 13-14, 15-16 [cf. 2a]/1 Cor 15:54-58/Lk 6:39-45
MASS INTENTIONS
SAT 2/23
Fr. Linn 4:30pm Parishioners of St. Eugene
SUN 2/24
Fr. Linn 8:30am †Chris Fischer
11:00am †Mark Patton
MON 2/25
Fr. Linn 8:00am Mass at St Monica
TUE 2/26
Fr. Enrique Hernandez 7:30am †Ken Dondero
WED 2/27
Fr. Tom DeVries 7:30am †Randall Shelden
THU 2/28
Fr. Linn 8:15am †Thomas and Barbara O’Brien
FRI 3/1
Fr. Tom DeVries 7:30am †Katie McDevitt
SAT 3/2
Fr. Hartmann 4:30pm †Deceased Members of the Barragry and Cylkowski Families
SUN 3/3
Fr. Hartmann
8:30am Parishioners of St. Eugene
11:00am †Deceased Members of the Catalane Family
Mass Lectors Ushers Sacristan Servers
SAT 3/2
4:30pm
Charles Rainey (1) Bob Bradley (2)
Judy Zader—Lead Stephen Miceli Brian Miceli Tom Jenkins John Hellman Ellen Nocton
Jeff Hilger
Craig Coonan April Hellman Tenny Okunseri
SUN 3/3
8:30am
Ryan Webster (1) Mary Ann Wawrzyn (2)
Rhody Hoerter—Lead Ray Duncan Jim Zausch Mike Muller volunteers needed
Kathleen Kirchner
Connor Elliott Mary Grace Elliott Daniel Meyer
SUN 3/3
11:00am
Craig Martell (1) Josh Egede (2)
Carol Baricovich—Lead Grace Landis Callie Armstrong Avary White Kim Wintersberger John Karkheck
Mary Ann Barragry
Thomas Menefee William Menefee Emma Picado
ASH WED. 3/6
12:15pm
Lenora Stone (1) Rose Marie Brier (2)
Mike Mueller—Lead Judy Zader Ellen Nocton volunteers needed
Toni Miller
Carlena Mortola Joella Mortola Jacob Williams
ASH WED. 3/6
5:30pm
Phil Censky (1) Bob Nenno (2)
Dave Saggio—Lead Audrey Small volunteers needed
Mary Ann Barragry
Jacob Artlip James Pienkos volunteer needed
a special Welcome
Whether you are a parishioner, a visitor, a Catholic returning to the
Church or someone seeking faith, we hope you find your time among
us inviting and welcoming. Please feel free to ask anyone for
assistance.
NEW TO OUR PARISH? We’d love to have you join our faith community! Start the process online by visiting our website: steugenecongregation.org or by calling the parish office 414-918-1102
Fr. Paul blessed our Ugandan travelers at the 4;30 Mass on Feb. 16th. He asks our entire parish to pray for him and our parishioners: Ed Ricker, Jenny and Mark Kopetsky, Herb and Mary Zimmers, and Jerry Powers, as they visit our sister parish, Our Lady Queen of Apostles in Nkokonjeru, Uganda.
We welcome Carolina Elizabeth Censky
to the Church as she celebrates the sacrament of baptism. May the seeds of faith grow always stronger in her heart and may our prayers support her parents
and godparents in their responsibility of raising her in the Catholic faith.
February 24th, 2019 7th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 3
PASTOR’S CORNER
Are you considering serving the Church as an Ordained Deacon?
The Church calls men to be deacons “in-service” to the People of God. If you are a man (married or single), that feels this call and wants to know more, please contact the Office for Diaconate Formation at 414-758-2207 or [email protected]. You can also go to the INQUIRY FOR DISCERNMENT PROGRAM. The schedule of these sessions can be found at archmil.org/offices/Diaconate
Friends:
The Feast of the Chair of St. Peter is certainly one of those Catholic days which does not make a lot of sense even to most Catholics. On February 22nd, the Church marked the feast which brings to mind the mission of teacher and pastor conferred by Christ upon Peter. This is a role which has continued in an unbroken line of apostolic succession right down to our present Holy Father, Pope Francis.
The feast of the Chair of Saint Peter was celebrated from the earliest days in commemoration of the day when the saint called “the Rock” purportedly held his first celebration of the Eucharist in Rome. The actual Chair of St. Peter in Rome, a surprisingly simple wooden throne at St. Peter’s Basilica, was given to Pope John VIII by the Holy Roman Emperor Charles in the year 875. It is now encased in bronze and is elevated above the far back altar at St. Peter’s Basilica, known as The Altar of the Chair.
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI described this feast day well, when he said in 2012 that, “The chair is a symbol of the special mission of Peter and his Successors to tend Christ’s flock, keeping it united in faith, and in charity."
When speaking of a presider’s chair in a church, the word “cathedra” is used. Thus, the place where the bishop presides is called a cathedral. It comes as no surprise
that the notion commemorated has great kinship with a “throne” in a king’s court. But, its importance lay not in its material construction, nor if preciously gilded or expensively bejeweled.
The ideal of the presence of the presider’s chair is that it exists best at an intersection. On the one hand, the presider extends from the chair sacrament, teaching, and leadership. On the other hand, by placement and focus, the chair draws the faithful into those same things. But it is not merely a nexus of the moment. The chair represents an intersectional moment of apostolic succession as well as with the cloud of witnesses of all the saints.
While a pastor or bishop both participate in the symbolism of the presider’s chair or cathedra – the Feast of the Chair of Peter focuses on how we, as Catholics, view the necessity to Christ’s Church of the primacy of the successor to Peter, the Pope. In the scriptures, the Lord said to Peter, “You are Peter and upon this rock I will build my Church” Matthew 16:18, and “Whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven; and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven” Matthew 16:19.
The Chair of Peter is one of three great symbols of the apostolic power of the pope. The other two being the name given Peter – you are “the Rock” upon whom the Church is built, and the symbol of the keys given him as the porter of the gates of heaven. From the chair, the rock-solid firmity of faith, guides us on our way to heaven. Vividly identifying this, is a great gift of our Catholic faith.
Blessings to all
Celebration of Catholic Scouting March 23, 2019
Archbishop Cousins Catholic Center, Milwaukee, WI
You are invited to attend the Archdiocese of Milwaukee's Celebration of Catholic Scouting.
Mass will be at 4 p.m. (fulfills Sunday obligation) followed by Recognition of scouts who received
religious emblems or medals, presentation of Adult Awards, and Supper.
Cost: $9/Person, up to $36 per family. For more information visit: www.archmil.org/scouts
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SCHOOL NOTES
Tuesday, March 12th 12:00pm - Lunch at St. Eugene in the Narthex 12:30pm - Keynote: Go Home 6:00pm - Dinner at St. Eugene in the Narthex 7:00pm - Keynote: Go Home
Go Home - The greatest evangelists are not men and women with microphones and Instagram followings. The greatest evangelists are the ones who are unafraid to simply “talk about Jesus” and be visible witnesses to Jesus Christ in daily life - at the grocery store, in the board room, in the pickup line at school, and in the parking lot after Sunday Mass. How can we be like a man healed by Jesus and “go home and tell our friends” all that the Lord has done for us?
2019 Parish Mission with keynote speaker, Katie Prejean McGrady
What does Tuesday look like?
Our students love going to the theater and have had the opportunity to see some wonderful shows recently! On Thursday, February 7, the 4th and 5th graders traveled downtown to the Todd Wehr Theater at First Stage to see the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, Matilda. Based on the book by Roald Dahl, Matilda is the story of a most unlikely heroine. Unloved by her parents and belittled by her headmistress, Matilda uses her bravery and cleverness to take charge of her life and change her story. The show portrays the positive effect of good friends and kind-hearted teachers on the life of a troubled child. The 4K, 5K, 1st, and 2nd graders were scheduled to go to Cardinal Stritch to see a performance of The Ugly Duckling on Tuesday, February 12, which turned out to be our fourth day off due to severe weather this year! Fortunately, the teachers decided that “the show must go on” and rescheduled it for the next day. The students took a short bus ride to see the Stritch Theater for Young Audiences perform a new take on the classic animal fairytale. This past Friday, grades 4K - 8th grade took a trip to see Dominican High School’s production of the musical, Newsies. Congratulations to all of our St. Eugene alumni who starred in the show, including freshmen Inge Kozinski and Rose O’Keeffe, sophomores Sean Moore and Mason Sammarco, juniors Harrison Carter, Nicole Derse, James Laubauch, Alia Melloch, Sean Repinski, Mitchell Rouse, and Peter Ying, and senior Jarred Manista.
Two of our recent SES graduates, Caroline and Audrey Ferrero, were a part of the cast of The Little Mermaid at Homestead High School the weekend of February 8 - 10. Caroline was part of the Merfolk ensemble and Audrey was part of the Palace ensemble. In addition to their musical performances, these sisters were recognized on Homestead’s Honor Roll for the first trimester of this school year. Congratulations, Caroline and Audrey!
For more information, visit us at STME.church/mission
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS Blood pressure screening will be held in the Usher's room after all Masses on Feb. 23rd & 24th by Parish nurses. Please be heart healthy and stop by to have your blood pressure taken. ——————————————————————————- Knights of Columbus Meeting a Catholic Mens organization that raises funds and gives service hours for charitable causes. We meet Tuesday, Feb. 26th at 6:30pm for Rosary, 7pm meeting in Room 302 at Dominican High School. Interested in learning more? Attend one of our meetings to see what we are about or contact Kevin Kozinski at [email protected] or 414-236-2702 or Ken Sosnowski at [email protected] or at 262-242-3350. ——————————————————————————- Awaken Your Heart’s True Desires Explore the God designed passions and desires of the soul of a man and the soul of a woman during the 6-week Awaken Your Heart’s True Desires series. This series will be held on Thursdays, March 7-April 11 from 6:30-8:15 pm at Firstfruits in Elm Grove. The cost is $30/person along with the purchase of the book. For more information, visit firstfruits.info/events. —————————————————————————— St Monica Fish Fry is Friday, March 8th, in Donovan Hall (lower level) from 4:30-7pm. ——————————————————————————
FRI 1
SAT 2
THIS WEEK FEBRUARY 24th - MARCH 3rd
SUN 24
9:00am Sunday School St Monica School
After Masses
Blood Pressure Screening Ushers Room
11:00am Children’s Liturgy of the Word Mackin Hall
1:00pm Bread Workshop St Monica Donovan Hall
MON 25
2:30pm Rosary Group St Monica Church
3:00pm Rosary for Religious Freedom St. Monica Church
6:00pm Evening Rosary Holy Innocents Chapel
7:00pm Boy Scout Meeting Science Room
7:00pm Epic Church History Group School
7:00pm Teen Night Church
TUE 26
8:00am - 4:00pm
Adoration Holy Innocents Chapel
9:30am COMPASS Moms Group STME Ministry Center
12:30pm 3rd Grade Science Fair Mackin Hall
WED 27
8:00am Wednesday Rosary Church
3:45pm Children’s Choir Practice Church
6:00pm Liturgical Choir Practice Holy Innocents Chapel
6:30pm Italian Catholics Meet Mackin Hall, Room #1
7:30pm Hand Bell Choir Practice Church
THU 28
5:45am Catholic Man Cave St Monica Donovan Hall
8:30am School Tour School
9:00am Music Time School
4:30pm Bread Workshop Mackin Hall
6:30pm Battle of the Books Mackin Hall
7:00pm Women’s Ministry Narthex
8:00pm Catholic Man Cave STME Ministry Center
8:00pm Men’s Basketball Group Gym
FRI 1
11:30am Early Dismissal School
SAT 2
6:00pm St. Eugene Dinner Auction Cardinal Stritch
SUN 3
8:30am Family Sunday Mackin Hall
9:00am Sunday School St. Monica Donovan Hall
9:30am Baptism Class Holy Innocents Chapel
12:30pm Grief Session Narthex
5:00pm Confirmation Interviews St. Monica Donovan Hall
The 27th Annual Dinner Auction
Saturday, March 2nd
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ENCOUNTER Rosary Groups: • Pray the Rosary at St. Monica Church on Mondays at 2:30pm • Rosary for Religious Freedom at St. Monica Church on Mondays at 3pm • Evening Rosary in the Holy Innocents Chapel on Mondays 6pm • Wednesday Rosary at 8am in the Church Adoration Tuesdays from 8am - 4pm in the Holy Innocents Chapel Eucharist for the Homebound is for parishioners who wish to receive Communion; a relative may pick up a pyx and booklet of prayers from the priest or pastoral associate, or request a minister to visit by calling the parish office.
SACRAMENTS Baptisms: Please call the Parish Office to register for a required class. Request a baptism date online at the parish website. Please make arrangements at least two weeks in advance. Weddings: Please call the Parish Office to make arrangements at least six months prior to the date. Reconciliation is held on Saturdays at 3:30pm in the Church Anointing of the Sick is held on the second Friday after the daily Mass. Father will also visit the home, hospital, or nursing home to administer this sacrament when requested, call the parish office. PARENTS WITH YOUNG CHILDREN God put the wiggle in children, so don’t feel like you have to suppress it in God’s house. If you need to leave the Mass, please feel free to do so. The Holy Innocents Chapel is a good place to go with a fidgety child. Please come back into the assembly when your child is settled! If you would like to nurse or feed your child in a quiet area, please use the Usher’s Room. There is a private corner set aside for nursing mothers.
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7600 N Port Washington Road Fox Point WI 53217 (414) 918-1102 Mon.—Thur. from 8am—12pm and 1pm—4pm Sun.—in the Narthex from 9:30am—12:30pm www.STME.church [email protected] Bulletin Requests are subject to approval. Visit stme.church/communication to submit. Learn more about your faith at Formed.org
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FINANCIAL GIVING is a work of God’s Grace in us and should be voluntary and generous. Here are FOUR easy ways to give:
Online giving at our parish
website
Text GIVE to (414) 509 - 0009
Offertory Basket at Mass
Stock Donation, IRA, Donor Advised, etc.
Please contact Monica Cardenas at 414-918-1105 or email her at [email protected]
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THE HOLY INNOCENTS CHAPEL While the Church is locked during the day for security reasons, the Holy Innocents Chapel remains open for prayer Monday through Friday from 7am to 4pm. During Mass, the Holy Innocents Chapel is recommended for parents with distressed children.